Physical geography is the branch of geography dealing with natural features and processes of the Earth's surface, while human geography is concerned with how human activity affects or is influenced by the Earth. The Five Themes of Geography used to study Earth's features are location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region, and include concepts such as describing locations, understanding regions, examining how humans interact with environments, analyzing how people and goods move between places, and identifying what makes places unique.

6. • the branch
of
geography
dealing with
natural
features
and
processes.

8. the branch of
geography
dealing with
how human
activity affects
or is
influenced by
the earth's
surface.

11. The Five Themes of Geography
are categories that scientists
use to study Earth’s features:

13. MOVEMENT

14. How are people, goods,
information and ideas moved from
place to place?

15. REGION

17. LOCATION
describes its location (where it is)
absolute
- pinpoint using latitude and
longitude (could also use street
signs, names, ect)
relative
- where a place is by describing
places near it (mountain/ocean)

21.  a location’s physical and human
characteristics
 examples – climate, land features,
population, occupations, culture, ect…